Vaadin Plug-in for Eclipse talks Maven
The most prominent feature in the new Vaadin Plug-in for Eclipse 3.0 is that now it works smoothly with Maven built projects. All new projects built with the plug-in contain a Maven build script. The plug-in also includes a notification center that lets you get your Vaadin news right inside your IDE. The stable version is to be published soon, but we urge you to try out the pre-release today!
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Vaadin Dev Day in Berlin and New York
Vaadin Dev Day is hosted in Berlin, Germany on May 24th and in New York, US on May 26th. At Vaadin Dev Day each lesson will teach you something you can bring home with you. From evolving your architecture with Vaadin to minimizing your widgetset and from background threads to responsive layouts.
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No more widgetsets!
In addition to having the option of moving widgetsets to cloud, Vaadin Framework 7.7 also improves how the "traditional widgetsets" are handled. With the new improvements, a fresh project doesn’t contain a custom widgetset (and build really fast), but adding an add-on is still super easy. The build script automatically generates the GWT module and nothing is needed to Java code or web.xml
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Vaadin Summer School
The prices for Online Vaadin Trainings have been lowered for the duration of June 1st to July 31st. An online training works just in the same way as a classroom training, with the instructor helping you personally and hands-on but from the comfort of your own home or office. Summer is the time for learning so come join us and increase your Vaadin expertise.
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New JSP and JSF integration libraries out
A complete rewrite of an application is seldom the right solution for large applications. If you have a large JSP or JSF based application, it is now really easy to start gradually moving towards a more modern Vaadin based UI. The new integration libraries make it dead simple to embed views implemented using Vaadin into existing JSP and JSF applications. There is also a webinar coming up to help you to embed Vaadin apps.
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Hosting Vaadin apps in Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is one of the strongest players in cloud computing, but many Vaadin and Java devs still haven’t evaluated it. Azure has really strong support for Java technologies and Vaadin based apps can easily be hosted on Azure. If you’d like to get a little glimpse into what Azure and Vaadin have to offer, join this webinar. Join the webinar on May 26th to learn how to deploy your Vaadin apps in Azure.
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More Vaadin Elements tutorial videos online
We have added several more videos to our Elementary School tutorial series, covering the use of Vaadin Elements. The quick 1-2 minute videos show you how to install and use Grid, ComboBox
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